mount h to h 4.5m
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That looks like the mount from a Hero dish (5m mesh antenna).
It will not hold a solid 4.5m without serious modification.
It will not hold a solid 4.5m without serious modification.
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Did the apartment owners grant permission for you to access the terrace and add your own antenna, I assume this is for yourself and the answer is yes. I'm just intrigued as to how this permission would differ from the UK.
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hello first channel hopper it 100 % original mount of hero 5m
it two heavy
i also i have basic 8 zool very big
to put the mount
to put antenna now i need
big track long arm
to hold mount and the parabola
the mount h to h all all orbit with actuaror move with conltrol acess at home
@statalite the nieberhuold was schook i download the mount bicose too heavy
this mount was more 20 year on roof it time to be replace it
every year i paint the mount with hamerite
more information soon
it two heavy
i also i have basic 8 zool very big
to put the mount
to put antenna now i need
big track long arm
to hold mount and the parabola
the mount h to h all all orbit with actuaror move with conltrol acess at home
@statalite the nieberhuold was schook i download the mount bicose too heavy
this mount was more 20 year on roof it time to be replace it
every year i paint the mount with hamerite
more information soon
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More pictures please. 
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I really hope the welds have been checked during the restoration.
Did you use the same hoist system earlier to bring the mount down ?
Did you use the same hoist system earlier to bring the mount down ?
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Wow, what do you want to receive with this?
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Been there some years ago, using a 4.8m but with a custom frame to secure the reflector against movement.
You may find the tolerances in the chain drive and polar bearings has an impact on the positioning.
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You may find the tolerances in the chain drive and polar bearings has an impact on the positioning.